'Clerks 3' is actually happening. After originally saying 'Clerks 3' would be a Broadway play, and then a movie, and then an interactive book (?), Kevin Smith has now returned to his first love, movies, and started writing the script for 'Clerks 3': The Movie.
Earlier this week Kevin Smith said his hockey epic 'Hit Somebody' will now be a TV series instead of his last film before retirement, and now he's making 'Clerks 3' his final movie because of course he is.
'Spoilers With Kevin Smith' premiered today on Hulu; in it, Kevin Smith buys tickets for a group of 50 fans to see the latest theatrical release, brings them back to his studio, and they discuss what they liked and what they didn't.
Oh man, things are mega ridiculous this week. We've got Nicole Kidman peeing on Zac Efron, a massive delay for the 'G.I. Joe' sequel, more Kevin Smith nonsense, and an 'Alf' movie?
Hulu has been venturing into the original content game as of late, and one of their first products is a new movie review show hosted by filmmaker Kevin Smith, called 'Spoilers.' Spoiler alert: Film criticism is suddenly so easy, Kevin Smith can do it!
Juicing toddlers with sugar, paying for a dead woman's underwear, remaking a film before it's even hit theaters? That's just the tip of the iceberg (our hearts will go on). Last week just got ridiculous, and not in the good way.
First the return of the animated series, now Broadway. Kevin Smith says plans are afoot to complete the 'Clerks' trilogy on the Great White Way with a stage production that will ultimately be screened in theaters for all to see.
Kevin Smith has been consistent in saying that his planned hockey movie ‘Hit Somebody’ would be the last feature film. But the director continues to leave the door slightly ajar on a third ‘Clerks.’ Well now Smith has tipped his hat on how he’d like to continue the story of Dante and Randal … and it’s not what you’d expect.
Fans of Kevin Smith's cult hit, 'Clerks' may have reason to rejoice, as it looks the Quick Stop will soon be open for business, again. Smith told his two-million plus followers on Twitter that he and longtime production partner, Miramax Films are hoping to deliver new weekly episodes of 'Clerks: The Animated Series', next year.
